What is a creative agency, and where does technical delivery break down?
A creative agency wins work on brand, design, messaging, and strategy, and the technical build is where many of them get stuck. You can design a beautiful homepage in Figma and pitch a full digital marketing services package, but turning that into a fast, custom-coded, mobile-sharp website takes developers you may not have on staff. Hiring a full-time developer is expensive and hard to keep busy between projects. Freelancers disappear mid-build. That gap is why creative and branding shops either turn down technical work or scramble to subcontract it under pressure. We exist to be the standing backend for exactly this, so your creative team stays focused on what it sells best.
How does white-label website delivery work for a creative agency?
White-label website delivery means your creative agency sells and manages the project while we build it under your brand. You send us an approved brief, we quote a fixed price, and you keep the difference between what we charge and what you charge your client. Builds are split 50% upfront on brief approval and 50% on staging approval before anything goes to production, so you always see the work before it ships. Two full rounds of revisions are included within the original brief, and any scope change is quoted before we touch it. Simple client sites ship in about a week, larger builds in 7 to 10 business days, and fully custom work in two to three weeks. When it is done, the site belongs to your client through you. We keep nothing hostage.
How do you protect a branding agency from client poaching?
We never contact, poach, or rebrand your clients, and that promise is the foundation of how we work with a branding agency. Everything we produce lands under your name. You choose whether we run fully invisible, where your client never knows we exist, or client-facing as a quiet part of your team. Reports, dashboards, and deliverables carry your brand, not ours. We do not put our logo on anything, we do not email your clients directly unless you ask us to join, and we do not upsell them behind your back. Your relationship with your client is the thing you built, and we treat it as yours to protect.
What can a creative agency resell beyond websites?
A creative agency can resell client dashboards, SEO fulfillment, and custom software alongside its design and branding work. Reporting dashboards let your clients log in under your brand for a flat $299 per client, and an Agency Command Center puts every client on one screen for you. White-label SEO fulfillment covers per-client setup, a monthly local SEO engine, and backlinks when the market demands them, all reported unbranded so you present the work as yours and set your own price. Custom builds like CRMs, apps, and BI dashboards are quoted per project and delivered under your brand. This lets a design-led shop offer a full digital marketing company menu without building a technical department.
What does it cost, and what happens after launch?
Pricing is fixed and visible before we start, so a creative agency always knows its margin. Client sites start at $500 for a custom-coded 5-page build, dashboards are a flat $299 per client, and custom software is quoted per project. After launch, Care Plans keep the site healthy month-to-month. Hosting-only is $29 a month, Lite Care is $97 a month for edits to existing content, and larger request-based plans are available. Every Care Plan is per site, month-to-month, and cancelable with 30 days' notice. We host on managed infrastructure or hand off the build entirely if your client wants to host elsewhere. Nothing is locked to us.
Is Flux the right fit for your creative agency?
Flux is the right fit for a creative agency that has active client demand and needs a reliable backend to deliver technical work under its own brand. We are one backend team for sites, dashboards, and development, so you get clear scope and a clean handoff instead of juggling freelancers. We are not a fit for non-agency businesses, agencies with no active clients, or teams only researching for a someday project. If you are closing design and branding work now and need the build handled without babysitting, that is exactly the problem we solve. You can also pitch a free client-homepage mockup as your own to help close the next deal.